Logos software = superb!

Okay, I may not be Christian, and I may not be a big user of Logos software but I do have a high end package and I do use it... sort of...

However... I would just like to say that having been introduced to Libronix ver. 2/3 many years ago and having not been convinced by ver. 4, I am now getting in to ver. 5.

I am fascinated by the Christian faith, as well as all other faiths, and the information available in Logos (okay... for a price...) is superb.

So many thanks Logos for making this truly superb resource available. I only wish other faiths had similar systems available (as a Comparative Religion researcher.)

Respect to all and best regards
Andy

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Lynden O. Williams

Welcome to the forums Andy. There are many here who share your enthusiasm. While you're at it, if you have not already done so please place a bid on this collection since comparative religion is your thing.

https://www.logos.com/product/16532/the-sacred-books-of-the-east

Dan Francis

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/582624#Comment_582624

This one might make it Logos before the fine set mentioned above...

The Age of the Sages: The Axial Age in Asia and the Near East by Mark W. Muesse

-Dan

Rosie Perera

Thanks for stopping in to tell us that, Andy. May you be rewarded by your openness and curiosity as you continue your seeking.

I know that there are some Jewish Torah study software sites, for example: http://www.jewishsoftware.com and http://www.shluchim.org. And for Islam, there's http://www.alim.org. None of those is as feature-rich or content-rich as the Logos system, though. And I'm not sure about other faiths.

While Logos is primarily a distributor of Christian e-books, they do have a number of resources of other religions' holy books and writings. Lynden already pointed you to the Sacred Books of the East collection. There's also the Qu'ran in English and Arabic, plenty of Jewish writings, such as Jacob Neusner's new translation of the Mishnah, and many other things which you'll find among the Jewish Studies bundles. There are also some specific comparative religion studies, which I'm sure you've stumbled across already in browsing the catalogue, for instance Krsna and Christ: Body-Divine Relation in the Thought of Sankara, Ramanuja, and Classical Christian Orthodoxy. Happy hunting!